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Rollerblade Maxxum 90 Inline Skates
$149.95
(61% Off MSRP)
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$149.95
61% Off MSRP
$379.99
Regular Price: $149.95
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Overview
Advanced - lots of versatility in design, support and type
Fitness - speed and distance for more experienced skaters
Fast - faster speed skaters who like a good workout
Medium - moderate breathability, good for moderate distances
The Rollerblade Maxxum 90 Urban Inline Skates combine a fusion of superior lateral support, comfortable padded liners, and a versatile wheel setup that can be used for commuting, cruising, or training. The vented, molded hard shell provides plenty of support, paired with Specialized Fit liners that ensure comfort for all activities. Wearing The Rollerblade Maxxum 90 Urban Inline Skates, they provide secure comfort and performance that allows you to challenge your skate. The extruded aluminum frame can fit up to 90mm wheels and enables excellent power transfer and stability. These skates come with the new Rollerblade Hydrogen Wheels that enhance your rolling experience and produce good speed with the Rollerblade SG9 Bearings.
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Specifications
| Skate Type | Fitness | Skate Cuff Height | High | Skate Closure System | Traditional Laces |
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| Closure System | Micro Adjustable Buckle on Cuff | Maximum Wheel Size | 90mm | Wheel Configuration | 90mm - 90mm - 90mm - 90mm |
| Wheel Durometer | 85A | Bearing Grade | High Performance | Bearing Type | SG 9 |
| Speed | Fast | Skate Frame Material | Metal or Metal Alloy | Frame Material | Extruded Aluminum Frames |
| Lining Material | Specialized Fit Liners | Ventilation | Medium | Brake Included? | Yes |
| Model Year | 2017 | Model Number | 07628300 096 6.0 | Product ID | 415886 |
| Product ID | 415886 |
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I love them! Sizing info below =).
May 14, 2019
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I'm a 5'7" 120lb woman with narrow feet (width A according to the Brannock Device). My left foot is 25cm and my right is 24.5cm. I ordered a EU39/UK6/USA Women's 8/USA Men's 7 and they fit true to size in my case. I'm glad I ignored the siz...Read More
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20Eli
Good Skates, Bad Closure System.
March 04, 2019
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I bought these skates in August and loved them right off the bat. But after a while I noticed that the ratchet was stripping the plastic teeth off making the skates not as snug each time I put them on. They still work great but I like my sk...Read More
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10Adam S
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October 11, 2018
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For the money you can't get a better skate. Smooth rolling and FAST. Just took my first skate of with the intention of breaking them in. Ended up doing 8 miles, no break in necessary. I love the adjustable frame, it helps tremendously w...Read More
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Q: I am 5'3€ and wear a size 7 in women's. Will the boot of this skate be too larger?
Asked : Feb 04, 2019
By : Maria, Moorhead, MN
By : Maria, Moorhead, MN
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A: This skate would work but I'd personally recommend taking a look at the women's Maxxum 84 or Maxxum 90 skates from Rollerblade. The women's versions offer a women's specific fit being slightly narrower and offering a lower cuff in the back to offer more comfort for a woman's lower calf muscle. Some women with a wider foot opt for a men's skate but if you don't have a wider foot I'd stick with a women's specific model.
Answered : Feb 05, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: How much do they weight? (include box)
Asked : Jan 15, 2019
By : grace, elk gorve
By : grace, elk gorve
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A: Weighed the size 9.5 in the skate box, 10.35lbs. The shipping box and materials will add just a slight more weight.
Answered : Jan 16, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Do they have hydrogen wheels?
Asked : Jan 06, 2019
By : Esrom, Oakland,California
By : Esrom, Oakland,California
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A: Yes, these feature the 90mm hydrogen wheels
Answered : Jan 07, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Are they shock absorbent?
Asked : Jan 06, 2019
By : Esrom, Oakland ,California
By : Esrom, Oakland ,California
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A: Yes, there is a heel shock absorber in the skate. It can be seen in the picture, it's the red portion on the heel of the skate.
Answered : Jan 07, 2019
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Can these Maxxum 90 Inline Skates be used as Freeskates / Freestyle also? I want to eventually use these to Freeskate / Freestyle. The materials seem premium and has a hard shell. I don't mind if the wheels are 90mm or if the skates are not low center of gravity, I just want to know if these can handle freeskate style?
Asked : Dec 21, 2018
By : MarkIsFury, New Holland
By : MarkIsFury, New Holland
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A: I skate with these and the Twister 110 3WD and I'd recommend the Twister 110 more for freestyle even though it has a larger wheel the 3 wheel design gives you utter control over your skates without sacrificing the speed thanks to the larger wheels. The elongated frame on the Maxxum 90 is great for speed but you lose some of the control you're going to want with freestyle skating. I'd highly recommend checking out a 3WD design skate, I absolutely love the control I get with the 3WD 110mm design.
Answered : Dec 27, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I f I am rollerblading on hot cement and asphalt, since I live in Arizona, are the tires going to wear down faster? And if so, should I rotate the tires more often?
Asked : Oct 01, 2018
By : Eli Ward, Mesa, Az
By : Eli Ward, Mesa, Az
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A: Yeah, the wheels are going to wear a bit faster on hot surfaces I'd assume and you may want to rotate more often, just keep an eye on the wheels and rotate when you feel necessary. There are many factors that go into how fast wheels wear including user weight, how hard you push while skating, the actual surfaces in both texture and temperature. It's good to take stock after each skate or couple skates and keep an eye on the wheels.
Answered : Oct 02, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Can I put smaller wheels on these, perhaps 84mm
Asked : Aug 23, 2018
By : Dah126, Minneapolis,MN
By : Dah126, Minneapolis,MN
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A: Yes, an 84mm wheel will fit on these skates. The frame can only take up to a 90mm wheel.
Answered : Aug 24, 2018
By : Kevin, United States
By : Kevin, United States
Q: I'm going to purchase a pair of inline skates to dryland train for skiing. Trying to decide between the Maxxum and the Macroblade (I have a D width foot). I would also be open to suggestions regarding other skates. I'm an advanced skier and played lots of hockey as a kid.
Asked : May 10, 2018
By : TomH, Falls Church, VA
By : TomH, Falls Church, VA
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A: I own the Maxxum 90 skates and they are great for intensive training, think hard and fast skating, but are not ideal in my opinion for distance skating. The boot in the Maxxum lends itself well to extreme support and durability but in that you lose a bit of the comfort necessary for longer excursions. I am looking into purchasing this season's new Macroblade 3WD myself for longer distance skating, the Macroblade boot is going to be a bit more forgiving but will still offer the support necessary. So it really depends on the skating that you are doing, there is merit in owning both pairs if you have the means, but if I had to choose just one for overall skating It'd be the comfort of the Macroblade.
Answered : May 11, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: Is this skate made for women or is this a unisex skate. I wear a true 6.5 women's shoe.
Asked : Jan 28, 2018
By : tutto, FL
By : tutto, FL
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A: This skate is sized in men's sizing, so you'd want to drop a full size to accommodate the difference. There is a women's version with 84mm wheels instead of 90mm wheels, the Rollerblade Maxxum 84 Womens would be a great choice as well if you're OK with going down to an 84mm wheel instead of 90, the women's specific fit is going to be a bit lower cuffed for a woman's calf muscle and will offer a slightly narrower fit for a woman's foot shape.
Answered : Jan 29, 2018
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
Q: I have a wide foot. Would these be okay or can you recommend a different model?
Asked : Nov 24, 2017
By : Ben, New Jersey
By : Ben, New Jersey
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A: These are probably not the best for a wide foot. The hard plastic boot design tends to fit a bit narrower than some of the softer side models. I would check out the K2 uptown fora good urban style, or you could go with a fitness style skate like the K2 FIT 84 or Rollerblade Macroblade 90
Answered : Nov 27, 2017
By : Chris, United States
By : Chris, United States
